American Youth Topic Highlighted by Carl Van Doren Lecture
Dr. Carl Van Doren, literary editor and Columbia English professor, will discuss the modern American youth in a lecture at Chapel Hill tonight under the University Lecture committee chaired by Dr. James F. Royster. The event showcases Van Doren's insights as a Century Magazine editor and noted lecturer.
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Van Doren to Speak on The Pioneers and the New Youth
Dr. Van Doren, renowned for his analysis of modern American youth, will lecture on origins of unrest among youth and the pioneering spirit after the war. He will argue that restless impulses reflect national habits and find expression in new thought, art, and conduct.
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Prohibition Enforcer Invited to See NY Challenges
Federal Attorney Buckner invites Wayne B. Wheeler to visit New York to witness firsthand the difficulties in enforcing prohibition. The offer underscores wartime and national policy tensions as authorities push for stricter enforcement.
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Macedonia
Former High Point Girl Rewarded for Heroic Rescue
Helen Carter Talman, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Talman now of Greensboro, received a certificate of recognition from the Carolina Motor Club at the National theater in Greensboro. The honor, signed by Governor A W McLean and club officials, honors her for saving three-year-old Minnie Leah Lyon from a speeding car near her High Point home last June. Robert F Moseley presented the award. Her brother Junius Tallman once managed The Enterprise classified ads.
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Wagger's Jewelry Store Ad Promises Quality and Trust
An advertisement proclaims customer confidence with the line We stand back of every sale we make. Nothing but the best from Wagger's Jewelry Store, highlighting a commitment to quality and reliability in jewelry sales.
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Deeds Recorded in County Court with Greensboro Sale
Fifteen deeds were filed in the county courthouse. The largest sale was a lot on the corner of Spring Garden and Tate streets in Greensboro from C. C. Hudson to John E. Sockwell for 33000 dollars. High Point had five transactions with no large expenditures. Other transfers include R. L. Underwood to L. I. Strauss for 1000, John E. Sockwell to Alamance Insurance for 6000, and several smaller Lot sales across Greensboro and High Point communities.
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Keogh Street
Dunlap Lumber Company
George Stone
McCormick Street
J. E. Laham Company
F W. Cobb, Jr
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Fenting
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High Point
John W. Walden
E. T. Hedrick
Highland Mill Road
Joy H. Glascock
Helen Brown
Montheu Avenue
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Emerywood
W. A. Hayes
J. W. Welborn
Snow Park
Duke to host seven intercollegiate debates this winter and spring
Duke University announces seven intercollegiate debates with forensic teams from Duke and partners including Washington and Lee North Carolina State University Pittsburgh Swarthmore and Trinity. Debates will use the open forum format with audiences judging winners. Duke also plans participation in the North Carolina Peace Creation contest.
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Mine Explosion Entombs Three Men in Kentucky Shaft
An explosion at Finley Coal company's shaft mine in Madisonville Kentucky killed two men and left three entombed early today. Rescue guards worked to reach Tony Chortina a 35 year old from Kansas and two unidentified African American workers. two others escaped. Rolla Vaughn 32 and his brother Harold 16 both of Madisonville died in the incident.
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Debate on world court plan cited by Assistant Dean Herring
The debate query with N. C. State will be on the proposed world court plan, Assistant Dean Herring states.
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Wasser's Jewelry Store Quality aermn at Low Prices
Quality items at Wasser's Jewelry Store highlighted as the store's guiding rule with emphasis on affordable pricing and value to customers.
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